Ways for Journalism to Meet the Speed of Technology
Technology tends to automate and so it is happening to journalism as well. But how much will AI journalists remain honest to their job like we have been?
Previewing the Speed of Technology
We are better journalists today, but the same promise of technology that gives us artificial intelligence also promises us that one-day machines might beat us. The internet is exploding with information and no one really knows how to organize it in a way it all becomes useful.
The Same information is repeated over the time and except for things that are as new as the breaking news, we are mostly rediscovering the re-written content, described in a different way. All the news agencies talk about the same thing but from their label. Information remains the some, its accuracy is in the question.
Live Videos A Gift of Emotional Journalism to Humanity
Live Videos is a way to measure the world as it is happening. The more people become interested in sharing their lives, the more chance others get to study different cultures and their emotions as they are expressed.
But it digs way deeper than just the emotional fact. We are also inheriting the vices in the form of repeated breaches by security agencies who are hell-bent to look into everyone’s lives to stay above the rest. In a manner, just to say, “we know more about everyone that you do.”
Future of Journalism is Artificial Intelligence
That’s a Lengthy Topic and You better click the above hyperlink to get the vague idea. In fact, every day there is more news of concerns than relief on this subject. It’s hard to hold on to a thread that gives you hope.
In terms of journalisms, machines are of course going to take the lead when it comes to speed and accuracy. The emotional factor, however, continues to be a question of curiosity. What would it mean when machines would start to invent and discover things that humans get a noble prize for?
What is the reward for them?
Excerpts from the original article on the machine vision